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Does the loss of the merger create a deductible loss?

A company with a reverse split 50 to 1 and my Bank merged and reorganized into another Bank. I still receive a monthly dividend from the New bank. I received a 1099-B and a "Direct Registration Account Statement. I have not sold the stock.

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No, the merger of your bank is not a taxable event. You will not recognize a gain or loss on an investment until you sell it.

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No, the merger of your bank is not a taxable event. You will not recognize a gain or loss on an investment until you sell it.

Issues reporting backdoor Roth conversion. Have my 1099-R data in "Wages & Income". Trying to add "Form 8606" in "Deductions & Credits" but only creates "Form 5498"

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